SAT ERW Vs ACT English+Reading Scores

Finally, check out how the SAT and ACT’s equivalent English section scores correspond to one another in this final chart.

How To Use As A High School Student

As a high school student, here are how these tables will provide the most value for you right now:

If you are debating which test to take, these charts will show you what scores you need to hit when deciding where to apply for college.

If you apply to schools that provide “middle 50%” score information (meaning scores from the 25th percentile through the 75th percentile), you can see how strong your chances of being accepted are, if your score falls within that range, no matter the test.

Key Points To Remember

Here are a couple of key points to remember when using these tables, according to the College Board itself:

A concorded score is not a perfect prediction of how a student would perform on the other test.

Concorded scores should be interpreted as the scores with the same rank within a group of students who take the tests at approximately the same time.

How Prep Expert Can Help You

Don’t forget, our purpose is to help you learn the strategies that our founder Shaan Patel developed to achieve a perfect score, whether it’s the SAT or ACT.

Taught by our 99th percentile-scoring instructors, Prep Expert’s strategies are put into practice through our specific homework assignments and weekly practice tests. Together, this material will help you find and address your problem areas before having to take either test for real.

Ultimately, our aim is to help you achieve your goals for both school and life by providing the tools to overcome this first hurdle in the process – your test score.

Be sure to check out our various class options, from in-person, live online, to self-paced video on demand, to find one that fits your goals and schedule. Our classes are available year-round, so there’s no reason to wait.